Join us for a group study session. Whether you're working on papers, grading, or catching up on readings, this is a great opportunity to get work done.
MARCH 30, 2025
APRIL 13, 2025
From 3 PM TO 8 PM!
AEGS Highlight 2025!
Rutuja Deshmukh
Rutuja co-curated an exhibition on Princely State Cinema In India. She co-edited a special Issue on "Intersectionalities in Popular Hindi Cinema: Regions, Languages, and Industries" in South Asian Popular Culture Journal, available soon!
Meet the AEGS Eboard!
Social Events Coordinator: Ayaat Ismail (Yoyo)
A 2nd year Ph.D. student researching multicultural feminism, Space/Place, Cultural Production, and Surveillance, she loves reading and writing, hanging out with her nieces, and visiting coffee shops.
Meet the AEGS E-Board!
COGS REP: Kailyn Carr
“I am a 2nd year Masters student, and my research participates in conversations between critical animal studies and feminist theory through motherhood. You can find me reading, drinking an iced chai latte, and hanging out with my cat.”
Meet the AEGS E-Board!
Grad Committee Rep: Rutuja Deshmukh
Rutuja works on film history, early cinema, modernity and region, at the intersection of gender and caste/class. She’d like to be known as film historian and is a closeted food historian.
Meet the AEGS E-board!
April Best: President
April is a 3rd year PhD student researching contemporary poetry, environmental humanities, indigenous and black feminisms, and queer/trans ecologies. Beyond research, she prefers time outdoors, preferably near water or in forests.
Ready for fall, officially? Want your English graduate students supported with travel and hardship grants? If so, stop by Wells C616 on Tuesday, September 24 from 11am – 1pm or Wednesday, September 25 from 12 – 2 pm for donuts, cider, and to donate! Suggested donation: $10.
The department is currently accepting applications for the Audrey and John Leslie Endowed Chair in North American Indian Literary Studies!
More information at: https://t.co/v6tk4JW4dd
Hear our newest and most senior Professors read from brand new work and discuss their writing process! The “Living Pedagogies” events aim to demystify the field and the industry in ways that align with the pedagogy of the Creative Writing classroom.
#msuenglish#creativewriting
MSU English PhD Candidate Jessica Stokes was asked to curate a month of Zoeglossia's Poem-of-the-Week! You can read their curation statement and the curated poems here:
https://t.co/BkjnJMkjnX
Join HIVES’ invited speaker Soohyun Cho as she discusses her research and her work with the Creativity in the Time of COVID 19 Grant.
MEETING DATE
October 19 I 2:00 PM ET I Wells C607 and Zoom
RSVP Here: https://t.co/tc50kYNRCu
Rueda Latin@ invites you to join in community for a celebratory back-to-school social. Rueda is a grad organization focused on supporting Latinx grad students, faculty, staff, and community members. If you’re interested, contact [email protected] or [email protected]